Canon DC100, DC95 Handling Precautions, Camcorder, Battery Pack, Treat the battery pack with care

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Handling Precautions

Camcorder

Do not subject the camcorder to vibrations or strong impacts while the DISC access indicator is on or flashing. The data may not be correctly recorded on the disc, and the recording may be permanently lost.

Do not touch the pick up lens.

Do not carry the camcorder by the LCD panel or the disc cover. Be careful when closing the LCD panel.

Do not leave the camcorder in places subject to high temperatures (like the inside of a car under direct sunlight), or high humidity.

Do not use the camcorder near strong electric or magnetic fields such as above TVs, near plasma TVs or mobile phones.

Do not point the lens or viewfinder at strong light sources. Do not leave the camcorder pointed at a bright subject.

Do not use or store the camcorder in dusty or sandy places. The camcorder is not waterproof – avoid also water, mud or salt. If any of the above should get into the camcorder it may damage the camcorder and/or the lens. Be sure to close the disc compartment cover after use.

Be careful of heat generated by lighting equipment.

Do not disassemble the camcorder. If the camcorder does not function properly, consult qualified service personnel.

Handle the camcorder with care. Do not subject the camcorder to shocks or vibration as this may cause damage.

Battery Pack

DANGER!

Treat the battery pack with care.

•Keep it away from fire (or it might explode).

•Do not expose the battery pack to temperature higher than 60 °C. Do not leave it near a heater or inside a car in hot weather.

•Do not try to disassemble or modify it.

•Do not drop or knock it.

•Do not get it wet.

Charged battery packs continue to discharge naturally. Therefore, charge them on the day of use, or the day before, to ensure a full charge.

Attach the terminal cover whenever a battery pack is not in use. Contact with metallic objects may cause a short circuit and damage the battery pack.

Dirty terminals may cause a poor contact between the battery pack and the camcorder. Wipe the terminals with a soft cloth.

Since storing a charged battery pack for a long time (about 1 year) can shorten its

lifecycle or affect performance, we recommend to discharge the battery pack fully and to store it in a dry place at temperatures no higher than 30 °C. If you do not use the

battery pack for long periods, charge and discharge it fully at least once a year. If you have more than one battery pack, perform these precautions at the same time for all battery packs.

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Contents DVD Camcorder Class 1 Laser Product Important Usage InstructionsEuropean Union and EEA only Advantages of DVDs An Introduction to DVDs So... what disc to choose?Differences in Available Features Depending on the Disc Feature Video mode VR modeTable of contents Disc Options Editing the Scenes DVD-RW in VR mode onlyConnecting to a TV and VCR Still Image OptionsAbout the Multi Selector About this ManualConventions Used in the Manual Selecting an Option MENU/FUNCSelecting FUNC. Menu Options About the Operating ModesSelecting Menu options To activate the still images modesTo change the operating mode Checking the Supplied AccessoriesTrademark Acknowledgements Components Guide Left side view Right side view Front viewTop view Bottom view Back view Recording Still Images Screen DisplaysRecording Movies Recording reminder Disc operationPlaying Movies During Playback Remaining battery chargePlaying Movies Index Screen Viewing Still ImagesPreparing the Power Supply Getting StartedLCD Normal Recording Mode Max Typical Playback TimeLCD Bright Rotating the LCD Panel Adjusting the LCD ScreenPreparing the Camcorder LCD BacklightChanging the Display Language Setting the Time Zone / Daylight Saving TimeMenu DATE/TIME Setup ZONE/DST Paris MenuMenu DATE/TIME Setup Setting the Date and TimeTime Zones Loading and Removing a Disc When using DVD-R discsWhen using a DVD-RW Inserting the DiscRemoving the Disc Grab the edges of the disc and gently pull it outRecording Movies RecordingBefore You Begin Recording Press and release record review Reviewing the Last Scene RecordedPress Wide SCR Recording Still Images Press Start/Stop fullyZooming 25x Optical ZoomPlaying Back Movies PlaybackSpecial Playback Modes Press Menu to save the setting and close the menu Adjusting the VolumeMenu System Setup Slow Forward Playback / Slow Reverse PlaybackIndex Screen Viewing Still ImagesSlideshow SlideshowImage Jump Function Magnifying the ImagePush the multi selector and keep it pressed down Data Code display Display Setup Data Code Date & TimeSelecting the Recording Data Display Selecting the Data CodeOptions Lists Menu / Func Menu OptionsOFF OFFVIDEO, VR Display Setup DEUTSCH, ENGLISH, ESPAÑOL, FRANÇAIS, ITALIANO, PolskiSystem Setup FUNC. Menu Options Add to playlist Effect OFF, BLK&WHT Recording modeStill image size/quality Move a sceneUsing the Recording Programs Program AE Shutter-Priority AE Aperture-Priority AEMove the mode switch between the recording categories Using the Program AE ModeSelecting the Recording Program Shutter speed guideline Using the Shutter-Priority AE ModeSelect the recording program Using the Aperture-Priority AE Mode Aperture value guidelineChanging the Metering Method Manually Adjusting the ExposureAdjust the brightness of the image as required Press EXPAdjust the zoom Press Focus Manually Adjusting the FocusInfinity Focus Changing the Autofocus Mode Select the autofocus modeUsing the Self Timer Self Timer When you have set the custom white balance Setting the White BalancePress FUNC. to save the setting and close the menu AutoPage Applying Image Enhancing Effects Fader Faders Using the Digital EffectsSelecting a Fader / Effect Effect EffectsApplying Using the Multi-Image ScreenSetting Fader EffectMULTI-S Speed SplitSuper Fine Selecting the Size and Quality of Still ImagesDVD-R/-RW DVD-RW FineMoving Scenes in the Playlist Creating a PlaylistAdding Scenes to the Playlist FUNC. ADD to PlaylistDeleting a Scene Just After Recording Deleting ScenesDeleting a Single Scene Deleting All ScenesDivide Dividing a SceneDivide YES Initializing the Disc Disc OptionsProtecting the Disc Disc Operations Disc Initialize Video YESChanging the Disc Title SETErasing a Single Image Just After Recording Erasing Still ImagesErasing a Single Image Erasing All ImagesConverting All Images Converting Still Images into Photomovie ScenesConverting a Single Image FUNC. Convert to Scene FUNC. ExecutePreparing your Disc for Playing on a DVD Player Finalize Restrictions after Disc FinalizationOn a DVD Player Finalizing the DiscOn a Computer’s DVD Drive Recording Additional Movies on a Finalized Disc Unfinalize UnfinalizePlaying Back on a TV Screen Connection Diagram TVs without Scart terminalSelecting the Type of TV Connection Diagram TVs with Scart terminal Recording to a VCR Problem Solution TroubleshootingPower Source Recording/PlaybackSET the Time Zone Playback/Editing Playing Back the Disc in an External DVD Device List of MessagesMessage Explanation Cannot Divide Treat the battery pack with care Handling PrecautionsBattery Pack CamcorderAbout the battery terminal cover Built-in Rechargeable Lithium BatteryMini DVD Disc Storage Maintenance/OthersCleaning CondensationUsing the Camcorder Abroad System Diagram Availability differs from area to area CG-300E Battery Charger Optional AccessoriesBattery Packs Shoulder StrapSC-2000 Soft Carrying Case DC100/DC95 SpecificationsPower/Others SystemCA-570 Compact Power Adapter BP-208 Battery PackIndex Condensation Connection to a TVScene Editing SCN Special Scene Canon INC
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DC95, DC100 specifications

The Canon DC100 and DC95 are compact camcorders designed to deliver exceptional performance for both amateur and professional videographers. These models stand out due to their blend of portability, advanced features, and user-friendly interface, making them an excellent choice for a variety of recording needs.

One of the key features of both the DC100 and DC95 is their impressive image sensor technology. Armed with a high-quality CCD sensor, these camcorders capture vibrant and detailed footage, even in low-light conditions. The incorporation of a powerful optical zoom lens further enhances the recording experience, allowing users to get close to their subjects without sacrificing clarity. The DC100 offers a 30x optical zoom, while the DC95 provides a slightly lower 27x zoom, both of which ensure that distant subjects are easily captured with stunning clarity.

Another standout feature is the advanced image stabilization technology implemented in both models. This innovation effectively reduces the effects of camera shake during handheld shooting. Whether users are filming a fast-paced event or capturing serene landscapes, the stabilization technology leads to smoother, more professional-looking videos.

For those concerned about audio quality, the DC100 and DC95 include built-in stereo microphones that capture clear sound, enhancing the overall video experience. Additionally, users can connect external microphones for more advanced audio recording options, catering to various shooting environments.

The user interface of both camcorders is designed for ease of use. With an intuitive menu system and large LCD screens, navigating through settings and playback is straightforward. The DC100 features a 2.7-inch LCD, while the DC95 sports a slightly larger 3.0-inch display, providing better visibility during shooting.

Battery life is another crucial aspect where the Canon DC100 and DC95 excel. With efficient power management, these camcorders offer extended recording times, allowing users to film longer events without worrying about battery drainage.

In terms of connectivity, both devices come equipped with USB and AV outputs, enabling easy transfer of footage to computers or TVs for sharing and editing.

In summary, the Canon DC100 and DC95 are equipped with a selection of advanced features catering to both casual and serious videographers. With superior image quality, effective stabilization, high-quality audio, and user-friendly designs, these camcorders remain strong contenders in the compact camcorder market. Whether documenting family events, travel adventures, or professional projects, these models deliver reliability and performance that users can trust.
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